AI Research for Irish Accountants
The answer is in the TDM.
Clerk finds it in seconds.
Clerk gives Irish accountants instant cited answers from Revenue guidance, Tax Appeals Commission decisions, and Irish tax legislation, so you spend less time searching and more time advising.
Invite-only access. Built specifically for Irish practice.
Tax research is slower than it should be.
The Revenue Tax and Duty Manual runs to thousands of pages. Tax Appeals Commission decisions add layers of interpretation. Finance Acts update the picture every year. Finding a definitive answer means knowing where to look, and checking it’s still current.
Most accountants either know it from memory, ask a colleague, or spend an hour in search loops that may or may not surface the right section. That’s not a knowledge problem. It’s a tooling problem.
Clerk was built to solve it.
Ask. Get the answer. See exactly where it came from.
Ask in plain English
Type your tax question the way you'd ask a colleague. No special search syntax. Just ask naturally.
Get a cited answer
Clerk searches Revenue TDM, TAC decisions, and Irish legislation simultaneously and returns a direct answer.
See the source
Every answer includes the exact TDM section, TAC decision reference, or legislative provision. Click through and verify.
See it in action
A real query. A real answer. Real citations.
Yes. Benefit-in-kind on company cars is subject to USC as it forms part of the employee’s Schedule E income. Since 1 January 2023 the cash equivalent is calculated under the CO2 emissions-based system. Rates range from 9% to 37.5% of Original Market Value depending on the vehicle’s emissions band and annual business kilometres.
- [1]Revenue Tax and Duty ManualPart 05-01-01b: Benefit in Kind (Company Cars)
- [2]TCA 1997, Section 121Benefit of use of car
- [3]Finance Act 2019, Section 6CO₂ emissions-based BIK, commenced 1 January 2023
Built for Irish practice
Irish sources only
Clerk searches Revenue TDM, TAC decisions, and Irish legislation. No UK guidance, no generic AI answers pulled from the wrong jurisdiction.
Mandatory citations
Every answer references the exact source document and section. You always know where the answer came from.
Always current
The corpus is updated to reflect Finance Act changes, new TAC decisions, and Revenue guidance updates.
Plain English queries
Ask the way you think. No technical search terms or jargon required. Just ask your question naturally.
Always the current position
When a newer TAC decision or Revenue eBrief supersedes older guidance, Clerk uses the current one. You never get an answer based on guidance that has been replaced.
Practice-ready answers
Answers are structured for professional use. Clear, cited, and appropriate for informing client advice.
For accountants in Irish practice
Tax practitioners
Dealing with income tax, CGT, CAT, VAT, and corporation tax queries daily. Clerk handles the research so you handle the advice.
Practice managers
Reduce the time junior staff spend hunting through TDM sections. Consistent, cited answers across the team.
Sole practitioners
The research depth of a large firm, without the library budget. Your own AI tax researcher on demand.
Join the early access programme
Clerk is in private testing with a small group of Irish accountants. If you’d like to be considered for early access, get in touch. We’re looking for practitioners who do real tax work and want to give honest feedback.
Email us at
hello@clerk.ieNo obligation. No sales calls. Just an honest conversation about whether Clerk works for your practice.